OT: Kenny Britt news

[Shane]

http://eye-on-football.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/22475988/28491744

Idiot!

 

[Dayman]

What a waste of talent. It's amazing Fisher was fired after being forced to deal with all these morons.

 

[Stout]

What...an...idiot.

 

[BullheadCardFan]

Not too smart.

 

[PortlandCardFan]

Book'em Dano

 

[LoyaltyisaCurse]

Judging by the comments on that story, these kind of reports really bring the racits out to play...

One comment there really made me laugh, some guy says its about time that a bachelor's degree was required to enter the NFL...LOL!

 

[Jersey Girl]

Do not run from the cops. And where did he think he was going to get in Bayonne?

 

[Mulli]

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[conraddobler]

I still think there's a market for my service, $50,000 a year plus 2% of any signing bonus buys you 24/7 365 access to my hotline.

You call, briefly describe what you are contemplating doing and I render an immediate decision which you agree to abide by or pay a massive penalty to me.

In this case I'd simply say pull over and be nice and if arrested say nothing and call this guy.

I'd probably hire an assistant for these kinds of things, I can envision outsourcing my call center to India.

Maybe charge an escalation fee to actually speak to me.

 

[Mulli]

I still think there's a market for my service, $50,000 a year plus 2% of any signing bonus buys you 24/7 365 access to my hotline.

You call, briefly describe what you are contemplating doing and I render an immediate decision which you agree to abide by or pay a massive penalty to me.

In this case I'd simply say pull over and be nice and if arrested say nothing and call this guy.

I'd probably hire an assistant for these kinds of things, and if they woke me up because they couldn't have handled this one I would of fired them.

You need to charge $100,000 so the dopes say "wow, he must really give good advice!"

 

[conraddobler]

You need to charge $100,000 so the dopes say "wow, he must really give good advice!"

Ha!

We should be partners.

You can handle marketing and pricing.

 

[Chopper0080]

This is what happens to NFL players if they are not baby sat by coaches and off season workouts. It is also the reason that I back the owners during this lockout even though they caused it. NFL players have no stake in the teams, and their Union fails to hold it's members to conduct standards for fear that it will set their precious Union back.

 

[ANDY440]

Well the fact that your spending the Off Season in Bayonne, New Jersey tells me your not too smart right there.

 

[Divide Et Impera]

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=6645313

Police said the former Rutgers star was charged with resisting arrest after two plainclothes officers suspected he was carrying a marijuana cigar and attempted to handcuff him at a Hoboken car wash Wednesday evening.

Hoboken Detective Sgt. Sam Williams said the detectives from the city's vice squad, Det. Steven Aguiar and Det. David DiMartino, were in line to pay at the car wash when they detected an odor of marijuana, and Aguiar noticed Britt allegedly holding a brown, rolled cigar they believed to be the source.

Both detectives identified themselves as police, Williams said, and attempted to handcuff Britt, who allegedly tried to wrestle free and push away while attempting to crush the cigar in his fist. Williams said police believe a man who was with Britt may have disposed of the cigar in the scuffle as police wrestled Britt to the floor and handcuffed him; the other man has not been charged.

Britt is charged with obstructing the administration of the law, resisting arrest and tampering with or fabricating evidence. Police did not recover the cigar or find any drugs on Britt, and he has not been charged with any drug-related offenses. Britt was released on his own recognizance, according to police, and has a June 16 court date.

Stupid is as stupid does....

 

[schutd]

Do not run from the cops. And where did he think he was going to get in Bayonne?

Staten Island?